A Metal Bracelet Featuring Assorted Old Afghan Metal, Chains, Blue Wedding Beads, and Ethnic Bells

This is a metal bracelet crafted by connecting assorted old Afghan metal pieces, chains, blue wedding beads, and ethnic bells. The central piece features blue embellishments, alongside a piece with a playfully curved floral pattern, a sun-like shaped component, and bells originating from the Kuchi tribe, which were traditionally used as decorative elements. Each part carries a unique character, imbued with the charm of its past. Both components were once part of adornments and are now considered vintage. (Dimensions of the blue-embellished piece: 2.9cm width, 1.3cm height) The blue wedding beads, also known as "light bulb beads" or "teardrop beads," date back to the early 20th century. As these are antique items, minor scratches are present, but we encourage you to embrace them as part of the authentic antique charm! (Dimensions of the wedding beads: 1.3cm height, 0.9cm diameter) *Please note there is a small indentation on one bead. The clasp is made of Karen silver. As the parts gently collide, they create a delicate, rattling melody. When wearing the bracelet, adjusting the position of the components will allow for a more elegant drape. This bracelet offers a distinctive charm, allowing you to appreciate the beauty of aged metal. Size Length: Approximately 18.3cm (when laid flat) Inner circumference: 16.8cm Materials: Mixed metal, Karen silver, glass